loose to decry violence and support freedom of speech a national tribute for mr party is planned for whedon's day. prosecutors say the beheading was carried out by an 18 year old of chechen origin who was born in moscow his family moved to france 12 years ago seeking political asylum in russia say as in such cases citizenship is usually withdrawn meaning the country has no link to the incident a witness filmed the moment police confronted the suspect. i . the national antiterrorism prosecuting in france has been putting new details about what exactly happened in the days leading up to that brutal capitation almost 47 year old history teacher who's been named is miss samuel patty now the assailant was shot dead after decapitation teach at. the concerned person of russian nationality and of chechen origin benefited from a refugee status and lived in year evra in the year he was unknown to the intelligence services on a judicial level he's never been convicted but was known for cases of damaging public property and gang violence while still a minor el is leading up to that atrocity he went to th

closed one day earlier than previously planned so those institutional investors have until tomorrow whedon stay to apply for some of the shares retail investors have until friday so that next week the i.p.o. is likely to happen maybe even before the u.s. elections. and already is a major player and has the data of hundreds of millions of people and has boundary pushing ai and pockets soon to be stuffed with all this cash from investors what is it going to be doing with it. well and financial plans and nothing less than to become one of the world's leading financial services providers international internationalization is what and financial is planning to do with the money whether or not that means takeovers acquisitions maybe of european banks remains to be seen of course the sector is highly regulated and the people responsible for the financial sector here in europe will likely to take a very close look at any advance from such a large chinese company to w.'s thank you. i hear in your of the royal between turkey and friends over islam and free speech is turning into a trade battle turkis

whedon's claimed it took control of several villages in the war torn region and it's the fence ministry published this footage evidence we spoke to some mysterious who fled their homes in almost 30 years ago when the conflict 1st broke out. there still you know i'm overwhelmed with joy we've been waiting for this for 27 years and all of a sudden you hear the news of liberation when we were forced to leave our village i felt so terrible as i was leaving the grave my brother behind me i was crying when visiting his grave for the last time as the enemy was approaching. by the time of occupation i had been married for a year and then a young child left her village with empty hands thanks to the authorities and our soldiers will be back home soon let my inter. house with all belongings disappear i just want my land back i need that land. we left our hearts and souls the. best memories are tied to the city for these past 27 years i've been thinking of when and how we would return i lost almost all my colleagues i worked with we were scattered throughout the country i knew the city is liberate

in the corner car of our car getting caught in the crossfire 24 were injured in a shell strike on whedon's think leaving 2 french reporters they were left to europe on for treatment and are now back in france thursday then a camera man from an armenian t.v. channel was severely injured during shelling these are pictures of his car earlier in the day i talked to eldar resume off he's a journalist from an ulcer by jonny t.v. channel and he described the damage on the side of the border. we have seen. destroyed houses destroyed. this droid infrastructure is that there are people from their civil population people that have nothing to do with their military actions the local resident refused to leave their house or refused to leave their region armenians are accusing azerbaijan of targeting civilians we know civilians have lost their lives in this conflict is that what is happening talking about i mean yeah. that's a complete nonsense the military command. that i was there but janet army does not target civilian people as well as a really interesting infrastructure that targets army are firing

covering the conflict area getting caught in the crossfire who are injured in a shell strike on whedon's thing killing 2 french reporters they were lifted to you're a fan for treatment as we're watching here they're not back in front and on thursday a car carrying 4 other reporters including russians was hit by an artillery shell but no one was injured. let's bring some background to this the current conflict is one of several border disputes still unresolved since the collapse of the soviet union the enclave populated mainly by armenian christians broke away in 1900 from observation which is majority muslim but the area has not been widely recognized as a sovereign state and another aspect to this conflict front and russia have accused turkey of funneling just how the militants are from syria into the conflict zone armenia is backed up by plain saying turkey is using terrorist to help. along with direct military support azerbaijan for its part denies the allegations saying it's armenian that's doing foreign mercenaries. there is much historic evidence for minas use of terrorists and mer

corner are caught up are very getting caught in the crossfire 24 were injured in a shell strike on whedon's they include into french reporters they were lifted to your advance for treatment and are now back in france and on thursday i cameraman from an armenian t.v. channel was severely injured during shelling these are pictures of his car earlier i spoke to eldar resume loff journalist from. the t.v. channel he described the damage on the side of the border to me. we have seen. destroyed houses destroyed ambulances this droid infrastructure is there there are people from civil population people that have nothing to do with the actions that are used to leave their houses refuse to leave their region armenians are accusing azerbaijan of targeting civilians we know civilians have lost their lives in this conflict is that what is happening talking about. that's a complete nonsense the military command. that are there by janet army does not target civilian people as well as. infrastructure that target. army are firing positions. we were in pressed structures in the occupied territories either b

be found on our website lots more content there as well to keep you entertained and informed this whedon's they goodbye for naught. now imagine a time say we're going underground as the u.k. economy let alone its capacity to access food and medicine arguably hangs in the balance as another round of bricks of negotiations with the e.u. may conclude and after the european union imposes further sanctions on russia over an alleged cyber attack on germany's bundestag coming up on the show cuba venezuela iran syria the un's new up which iran sanctions professor elena do hun tells going underground what major nations sanctions are doing to the world's most vulnerable even after secretary general enjoy new terror as called for an end to weaponize in economics during a global pandemic and with nearly $40000000.00 americans relying on food stamps before the coronavirus outbreak in the early 8000000 more americans in poverty since may how will president donald trump and rival democrat joe biden weaponize crass to make a last ditch appeals in the race to win the white house we examine the sinking midd

on whedon's say for the country clocked up its highest number of infections so far rising to 19 followers and it comes as parliament is turning increasingly to achieve the government's handling of the health crisis breaking down that for us from london kate partridge if coronavirus has taught us and the u.k.'s prime minister one thing it's that it's wise not to joke about it during an impromptu meeting of conservative m.p.'s boris johnson reportedly quit the ruin of 6 social distancing policy would mean families could escape celebrating christmas with their in-laws one of several attempted gags which apparently fell very flat but while some tories rage that government decisions are bankrupting the nation the opposition are worried that those policies are costing the country lives and labor leaders to care start a partial return to lock down the government's plan simply isn't working or not of course is needed. that's why i'm calling for a 2 to 3 week circuit breaker in england a circuit breaker is a short period of strict social restrictions aimed at bringing the virus under control this

ambassador to nato threw those plans into diet on whedon's they're going forward we will be looking at conditions on the ground to determine if there is a capability to draw down more troops which will would have that conditions would allow us to do that but certainly the conditions have not been met at this time we went into afghanistan together we will adjust together and when the time is right or when the conditions are met we will leave together according to an orderly way. well run 12 fellows in nato personnel are still employed in afghanistan in support of its mission there the u.s. which sent in forces in 2001 of july 8600 soldiers on the ground it's all part of the trial but ministrations pledge of a total pull out by the spring of next year. with violence in war torn afghanistan persisting former british soldier joe clinton traveled there to investigate a series of civilian killings according to human rights watch they were committed by cia part of militaries we're going to show you a snapshot all of his reports you can catch it in full on you chewed on the red fish for. so i'

done a film the ground well for journalists were injured in shelling attacks in the car park in whedon's they 2 of them are french reporters were airlifted to europe on for treatment as you can see here they're not back in france on thursday as well a car carrying 4 other reporters including russians was hit by shell fire but no one was injured. while the conflict is one of several border disputes still on resolved really since the collapse of the soviet union the enclave populated mainly by armenian christians broke away in 1908 from azerbaijan which is majority muslim but the area has not been widely recognized as a sovereign state. another element to all this turkey says it's ready to give military support to its ally azerbaijan if they need it although claims it hasn't asked for any help in all the french president has accused turkey of funneling the militants from syria into the conflict zone and the money will much more nato member state turkey house crossed the red line when all our media are both accusing each other all of using mercenaries. there is much historic evidence for mi

show its hand and the indian met department are talking about that setting in sometime around about whedon's state officially across the south further north astroid it is settled it means we have got more fog and smoke problems across northern parts of india particularly into new delhi where the air quality remains particularly poor this week. dissecting the headlines in the midst of a pandemic let's start with some of the ground realities affecting the news coverage what's the lay of the land there stripping away the spam reaping story about presidential corruption it is real reporting it's not and you're challenging assumptions and the official line. we don't want to. get to and it's the listening post now to 0. hello there i missed all the attack and let's remind you about top stories here this hour security forces in iraq have fired tear gas the protest of trying to get into baghdad's fortified green zone demonstrations against corruption and unemployment 1st began a year ago now hundreds of people have been killed since the. united nations and the african union have condemned an attack

that questioning we're expecting will last all of tuesday going into the evening and partly some of whedon's the as well people will then be sent away to consider their votes and then there will be a full vote in the committee on thursday a lot of senators have already expressed how they're going to vote what the democrats are hoping is that when it goes to the full senate they might be able to either to block or perhaps to flip a couple of republican senators 2 senators have already said they will not vote for the nomination before an election there are republicans and they're hoping that the focus on the affordable health care act in preexisting conditions might get people to call the republican senator and say we don't want you to vote for this and in that instance put 2 more of the republicans which would then stop this going through the full senate so that seems to be the battle lines that have been drawn on one hand the republicans saying they've got the votes the democrats hoping that public opinion might be able to block this before the election on november the 3rd and question thank

well as the picture in germany france has reported almost $19000.00 infections on whedon's say and pressure is growing on hospitals especially in and around paris cases serve begun surging in ukraine towards the end of the summer and know the ripples are hitting areas that are critically shorts of doctors and the u.k. is considering new restrictions as its 2nd wave accelerates with some 17500 new cases being registered in the past 24 hours well dominic kane has more on the concerns of health officials from berlin. they are very concerned at the rise in cases because let's be clear about this case the number of new infections has been rising steadily for many weeks right across the country but it's in the last several days that it's really surged in germany in several hotspots around the country notably berlin itself many districts in berlin are close to or already at what they call risk status here so what what's really causing concern to the leading officials and to the elected officials is their preparedness for this 2nd wave that's sweeping across the continent right now they have in thi

even more simple there is no journalism anymore a reminder for up to the minute developments this whedon's they are twitter pages well worth a follow on i'll be here with all the latest news and views gathered from across the globe in 30 hope you'll join me venting. this is boom bust for the one business show you can't afford to miss branch of war in washington coming up the year of economic turn or the turmoil has seen a slight turn for the better at the international monetary fund has revised its 2020 global outlook straight ahead we're going to analyze the new report and what impact it's going to have on markets plus one of the major giants in the kobe $1000.00 vaccine race has hit the brakes probably an unexpected event in trials we bring you up to speed on the slowdown and where the world stands in the sport for fear and major markets are major major global regulators have come to an agreement on road rules for digital currency moving forward later on we'll have an in-depth in tech analysis with a packed show today so let's dive right in. and we lead the program with the international

show its hand and the indian met department are talking about that setting in sometime around about whedon's state officially across the south further north astroid it is settled it means we have got more fog and smoke problems across northern parts of india particularly into new delhi where the air quality remains particularly poor this week. a korean doomsday cult is would hundreds of follow was to a tropical paradise. when i when a student mr gates the secretive sect accused of abuse and violence in fiji. on al-jazeera. al-jazeera. and. welcome back a recap of our top stories on al-jazeera our security forces in iraq have opened tear gas. gas at protesters trying to get into baghdad's fortified green zone the demonstration is demonstrations against corruption and unemployment 1st began a year ago hundreds have been killed since then. protesters in bell i will say the time is out for president alexander lukashenko to resign dozens of people were arrested in the western town of nida opposition leader is that lana took an upscale says look i must step down by midnight or face a crippling gen

protesters just days ago has been appointed interim president so there are offers made prime minister on whedon's state but says assumed presidency after the resignation of sauron by to back off parliament has ended a state of emergency in the capital bishkek that had been declared to end days of unrest triggered by disputed elections a new votes has to be held within 90 days to power of his post by some he say he's forced his way on democratically into power but he also enjoys massive supports here's charles stratford who traveled to egypt powerless birthplace in rural northern kurdistan. this is the village of can sue and it is a cool region of northern kyrgyzstan it is the birthplace of the man who so these critics say has forced his way into power in the chaos since apollo metry electional not so beautiful was canceled because of vote rigging allegations soldiers are part of is now prime minister on until new elections are held acting president. 3 weeks ago he was serving 11 year jail term for kidnapping. but here and in much of the vast rule regions of kyrgyzstan he is loved by many 7 i beli

divided over who should see call for as prime minister rival groups pushed and shoved each other on whedon's stage their actions have been trying to install their own nominations for prime minister at least 3 different alliances are imagining it's attempting to take her it's still unclear who is running the country after sunday's parliamentary election results were no it's now on to a huge honor of 4 american poets louise go look. the rebel prize in literature for 2020 is awarded to the american poet louise glick for her mistake people political voice that with austere beauty makes individual existence universal. or glib a professor of english at yale university is also a pulitzer prize winner her work often focuses on childhood and family life and the bonds between siblings she's the 16th woman to win the nobel prize for literature. shake. sake in his own living indorsed as crane prince michael its parliament is named the new emir shake and now off. on wednesday says he's committed to democracy shaikh michel ahmed has been serving as the deputy head of the national guard's. frances to retur

which kids includes the closure of all but essential shops thoughts this locked and could begin a whedon's day and lasts until december well in the u.k. there was hope that testing and tracing would help to combat the virus but the system is performing its an all time low a senior clinician has told all to syria that mismanagement is to blame andrew symonds reports from the north of england's to control. tracing become a new. testament tracing cost $50000000000.00 to set up 40 management consultants were paid up to $1000.00 a day to make it work. what are they doing what are they doing would they like to come and sit with a few clinical case workers this caltech traits or an experience clinician says mismanagement or doctor staffing are among the litany of issues she faces so much rested on test interest you think it's failed it's increasingly failing. we don't get to people quickly enough it needs to be within 24 hours ideally by the time where we're calling people is 5 days since their positive test i do sometimes think what's the point it's the fragmentation between the cases being pass

all of the senators on the committee and then a 4th of the road of 20 minutes of questioning on whedon'sthe from the other center so donald trump didn't like what he saw yesterday he better buckle up because it's going to get a lot rougher in the next few hours it certainly will not least because this confirmation hearing at really is quite remarkable and sounds of the speeds that republicans in the senate are trying to get it through let's not forget we're just days away from the u.s. election and the republicans are really aiming aiming to boots. on the supreme court before the election just tell us more about why that's how you make us of particular note here al and then are the republicans likely to succeed do you think . it's not hugely unusual that 16 days after the announcement of her nomination the confirmation hearings there have been people who have come to the senate in a lot tighter time scale why this is so contentious is that voting is already under way in the united states and 4 years ago when justice died justice antonin scalia and amy but it was a clark for him at the su